COLORADO
Where Colorado lands among the 50 states, and every city in it that made the map. State figures are direct survey estimates, not an average of its cities.
CDCBRFSS Prevalence Data (2011 to present), crude prevalenceHOW COLORADO RANKS
No state figure for night owl: CDC does not publish it at state level, and we do not average the cities to fake one.
13 CITIES ON THE MAP
Cities over 100,000 people, with each one's most notable rank.
- Denver, CO 1st of 331 for send-it
- Colorado Springs, CO 281st of 331 for couch freak
- Aurora, CO 307th of 331 for suspiciously responsible
- Fort Collins, CO 325th of 331 for couch freak
- Lakewood, CO 322nd of 331 for couch freak
- Thornton, CO 279th of 331 for suspiciously responsible
- Arvada, CO 326th of 331 for couch freak
- Westminster, CO 310th of 331 for couch freak
- Pueblo, CO 81st of 331 for couch freak
- Greeley, CO 329th of 331 for suspiciously responsible
- Centennial, CO 327th of 331 for couch freak
- Boulder, CO 331st of 331 for night owl
- Highlands Ranch, CO 330th of 331 for night owl
AFREAK DATA
What freaks in Colorado actually scored.
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State figures: BRFSS Prevalence Data (2011 to present), Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, direct estimates for adults 18 and older. City figures: PLACES: Local Data for Better Health, Place Data, 2025 release, model-based small-area estimates. Two datasets, never mixed inside one number. Retrieved 2026-08-25.